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Parish Office Hours
(Closed for lunch M-F: 12:00 – 1:00 PM)

Monday – 9:15 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday – 9:15 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday – 9:15 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday – 9:15 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday – 9:15 AM – 12:00 PM

Inclement Weather Policy/
Política Meteorológica Inclemente

Scheduling a Mass Intention for 2026

Are you registered in the parish?
If you are not a registered parishioner, please stop by the parish office to become a registered member of All Saints. Parish registration is required to be a Baptismal Godparent or Confirmation Sponsor.

The Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Today’s Gospel passage brings such a difficult message: How often must I forgive? Some may say: “I could never forgive.” That can be understandable. One cannot forget. Forgiveness is not forgetting. We can forgive without forgetting. Anger, tears, fear, and isolation grip a hold on us. Jesus uses the number 77 to illustrate how often we must forgive. 77 represents a number so large, anything else looks tiny compared to it. In other words, we must always learn to forgive. Forgiveness does not mean that we enable the evil behaviors that someone may be doing. Steps can be taken to stop evil actions. But somehow, in all of that, we need to become a person who forgives. People can be held to accountability and brought to justice. When we look at unforgiveness, we find that it hurts the person holding on to the anger more than it hurts the person who needs to be forgiven. When we feel that we have been “stabbed in the back” by someone, we know the pain and humiliation that comes with that situation. Forgiveness is for someone more than the person who is forgiven. It frees the one who is extending forgiveness. It causes the forgiver to be more like God because when we forgive we are acting like God acts.

God bless,

Msgr. Lee

Scheduling Mass Intentions
The custom of requesting a priest to offer the Mass for a specific intention, even when one cannot be physically present at the Mass, is a long-standing tradition in the Church. Please see Scheduling Mass Intentions 2026 for complete information.

Know of Someone Interested in Becoming Catholic?
If you or someone you know would like to learn more about the Catholic Faith and how one becomes a Catholic, please contact Samantha Welsh, the Director of Religious Education, to learn about the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA). If you know someone who might be interested please let us know. This is how we make disciples of the Lord. The 50 day Easter Season really is an outpouring of God’s grace in our midst.